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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Jan 31, 1903
Page
5
Ramp shows a stalled effort as Stork and Ehoantila face off in a tense match. Aare and Hie contribute key plays shaping the contest’s momentum, while HF provides steady defense and leadership on the floor.
Captain John Nininen describes a heavy southeast wind driving the Ada onto a reef off Kahana after leaving Punaiau on Monday. The vessel swung and struck the coast, beached high and dry, as volunteers from shore aided in securing anchors and attempting to refloat the schooner during a violent gale.
The Kinau arrived from Hilo with a large number of passengers after a rough voyage. Among those aboard were Judge Robinson, W. Le. Stanley, David Notley, Coel Brown, G. A. Davis, G. K. Wilder, FJ Amweg and Dr. JW Raymond.
Newly elected Merchants' Association directors met to select officers for the year. President F W Marfariane announced he would not seek re election and nominated Vice President W W Dimond, who was chosen unanimously. Other officers named include Geo W Stith as vice president P H Helms as secretary and W W Harrin as treasurer. Dimond will announce standing committees later.
Jon Daniel Martin a well known kayuaalas of Hito died in the city on Wednesday night after a ten day illness. He worked on government road projects prior to falling ill and was a native of Erie County New York. He came to Hawaii in 1870 and lived on Maui before moving to Hilo twelve years ago. He is survived by a widow and one daughter Miss Jonnie Marlin, plus other relatives on the mainland.
The Henry K Hall enters harbor this morning after days at sea from Newenath. Commanded by Captain Pic this is her first trip with a crew that previously served on the William Carvon under Sir Claudine. The Hall matches the Mary Wm. H. Mary line in tonnage.
San Francisco ad snippet lists a twenty dollar belt for five dollars labeled Dr Aldens Vectric Belt. Mentions Sm Waeryrigt gpyuirs and Mo Huta with garbled text and addresses at 3 West 240th Street, San Francisco and 240m Street New York NY.
Fragments of notices list rent for two large front rooms and a certificate reference. Various local notices mention advertising bargains, a marriage in the city, Hawaiian songs for sale, a steamer passenger illness, baby carriages sewing machines and stoves for sale, and upcoming civic and legal notices.
A partial, OCR style page shows multiple named entities: Wekerton, Hawaii, Parker, Dickey, Schaefer, Knudsen, Kamaka, Kau, Hortave, Selmeter, Amay, Palolo, Mend, Bank of Hawaii, and Grove. It lists corporate names, land interests, and an advertisement urging laxatives with Grove’s signature and a 25 cent price, followed by a note about a weekly Bulletin edition.
By order of the Board of Directors all assessable stock with unpaid assessments as of February 1, 1903 will be advertised and sold at public auction. Clinton J. Hutchins, Treasurer.
Just Nott Jr. moves his plumbing shop from Beretaats and Emmy streets to 1048 Alakoa Street near King. He invites patrons and friends to visit and updates telephone listings to White 11.
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